Senpuumin (Japanese: センプウミン ) is a character in Kamiwaza Wanda and a Promin. His attribute is Hokkori.
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Appearance[]
Senpuumin resembles a turquoise fan with reddish propellers and a green face. He also has sky-blue markings.
For his Bugmin ego, see: Bug-Senpuumin
As a Bugmin, his mouth is a little bit bigger as his teeth is shown.
Personality[]
Senpuumin is a happy-go-lucky, but also energetic Promin.
Relationships[]
- Yuto (current owner)
- Bug-Meganemin (the Bugmin who Senpuumin dealt with once, now friends when Meganemin is his Promin self)
Abilities[]
Senpuumin's Kamiwaza ability is to blow away the mess, cool off anyone who are boiling hot during the summer and dry things with the fan on his head. As a Bugmin, he can control electric fans and conjure up wind-storms.
In the series[]
Kamiwaza Wanda[]
Senpuumin made his debut as a Bugmin in episode 14 when he took control of Jii Yota's own electric fan. Bug-Senpuumin was confronted by Tonkmin and Turbomin and then captured and debugged by Yuto.
Senpuumin also summoned by Yuto in episode 27. He deals with Jetmin whilst protecting Bug-Rappumin from being captured and debugged by Masato. However, Senpuumin himself flew away.
Senpuumin was summoned by Yuto in episode 31 when he helps out Keshigomin who got exhausted after attempting to remove all of graffiti caused by Bug-Artmin.
Yuto summons Senpuumin again in episode 36 when he deals with Bug-Meganemin by blowing the wind in order to remove Bug-Meganemin's Bugwaza glasses.
In episode 37, Senpuumin was summoned by Yuto in order to confront Bug-Smallmin.
In the games[]
Kamiwaza Wanda: Kirakira Ichibangai Kikiippatsu[]
Senpuumin made his video-game debut in the 3DS game Kamiwaza Wanda: Kirakira Ichibangai Kikiippatsu. He was first seen as Bug-Senpuumin in the main quest 'In The Wind' when Yuto had to rescue a flyer from him.
Trivia[]
Background[]
Resemblances[]
- Senpuumin resembles an electric fan.
Notes[]
- Senpuumin's name comes from the word 'senpuu' meaning 'electric fan' in Japanese.
In other languages[]
Language | Promin’s dub name | Origin |
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Korean | 선풍기본 (Seonpunggibon) | Based on the the word 'seonpunggi' (선풍기) which is Korean for 'fan'. |
Chinese | 風扇精靈/风扇精灵 (Fengshanjingling) | Based on the word 'fengshan' (風扇/风扇) which is Chinese for 'fan'. |
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